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Sensitivity to Gauss quadrature of isogeometric boundary element method for 2D potential problems
IsoGeometric Analysis (IGA) is widely used because it links exact geometry to analysis. When IGA is applied within the Boundary Element framework (IGBEM), and under certain boundary conditions, discretization errors can be suppressed leading to an accurate estimation of the integration errors. By using the IGBEM for potential problems, the effect of Gauss quadrature on the accuracy of each term arising in the IGBEM is studied for smooth geometry under constant boundary conditions. The results show that the method of computing singular integrals in the IGBEM is efficient. Results can be improved by selecting optimal numbers of Gauss points for both integrals.
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